Just finished watching this movie. The feeling is very complicated, but because I have to catch a train today, I don't have time to elaborate. I recommend everyone to watch this movie when you have time. I think there are many psychological activities that are very subtle and complicated.
The story is roughly: A 19-year-old youth who killed his parents was released after serving his sentence. A 16-year-old girl was always paying attention to his movements because she witnessed the whole process of his murder. When he learned that he was released, he ran away from home to find him. The policeman who arrested him and put him in jail had always believed that he not only killed his parents, but that he was addicted to murder and would definitely kill again. He believed that his responsibility was to stop him before he killed him. So he set up a bureau to tempt the murderer to attack, but he didn't expect that the killer would have a 16-year-old girl accompanying him all the way...
The first is the heroine's psychology, why after she peeped at the murderer's entire killing process, In love with this murderer? She traveled a long way to find the boy, what did she want? What was her biggest disappointment with the boy?
Then there was this murderer. When he suspected that the girl was a witness to his murder, he did not hesitate to kill her at first, but what made him unable to do so? In the end, what made him cry over the loss of his girl?
And the policeman, what kind of relationship does he have with his wife? Why did he tell the boy that his wife was not in a vegetative state after the girl told him that the boy said he was a liar?
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